Monday, January 12, 2015

January 12 - Monday, Monday, Monday .... What else can I say?

It's well into the New Year, so thank heavens I'm over the urge to make New Year Resolutions. I would never keep them anyway, especially if they concerned losing weight, not eating chocolate, or exercising more. Forget the more. Just exercising.

However, I really do want to get back into the writing thingie, even though most of the time there's not enough words floating around my head to fill even one page of a children's dictionary. But I'll try. I know I can always find something to complain about, so maybe that's a good starting point.

So .... needless to say, it was Monday morning a few hours ago, and it certainly bit me and thousands of other commuters who needed the Sky Train to get to work. I don't understand how a power outage way way out in Vancouver could affect the trains that were leaving Surrey, but somehow it did. Because I piddled around this morning, doing silly useless things like my New York Times Crossword puzzle ( weekend archives - the daily beginning of the week ones are too easy for my big fat brain), and having a shower, I missed the bus I should have taken. It was just after 7 o'clock when I got to Surrey Central Station, where I got to mingle with a huge crowd of waiting people. And, alas, when the train came, it was already packed to the gills -
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- however, everyone who could suck in their gut got aboard, somehow. I was lucky enough to be close to a post I could sort of kind of grab with my poor fingers, although I really didn't need anything to grab. There were people on all sides, and I was thinking if I had a massive heart attack, no one would even know I was a goner until whoever was spooning me from behind got off the train, and I would literally drop dead.

But I survived. I was at work for about half an hour before my stomach started rolling, and it became a Gravol kind of day. But - I suffered through it, and now I'm home in my nice flannel nightie and my nice flannel jammie bottoms, with a nice shell-shaped chocolate sliding down my throat. And tomorrow I get to do it all over again!

1 comment:

  1. You produced a pretty funny image in my brain there, Tamar! You always do, whether you're complaining or not! I love your words and I love that we have the same New Year's Resolution this year!

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